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WELD: Photography by Todd M Walker

Title: WELD: Photography by Todd M Walker

Photographer/s: Todd M Walker

Date of publication: May 2010

Place of publication: San Jose, CA

Dimensions: 8.25″ × 10.75″

Edition size: Unlimited

Type of binding: Saddle-stitched

Number of pages: 32

Number of pictures: 29

Printer: Magcloud

Designer: Todd M Walker

Language: English

Category: Zine, POD

Price: Variable

Summary: While searching for a new job and simultaneously wrestling with the idea of chucking it all to take up photography full-time, I began making eastward car trips into Weld County. For hours at a time I drove past farmlands, feed lots, isolated housing developments and through the withering farm towns of Greeley, Eaton, Ault and Severance. Though a Colorado native, I was born an eight-hour drive away in the desert mountains of the Southwest. This was unfamiliar land. Pointing a camera at the flat Colorado grasslands was a way to accommodate myself to a new and unfamiliar home.

Date and place of birth of photographer/s: 1973, Durango, CO

Website: http://www.toddmwalker.com

Book link: http://www.magcloud.com/browse/Issue/82478

Donated by: Todd M Walker

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